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Name: filter for cigarette smoke ZOBO Reusable Holder, Microporous Multi- Filtering System to Help Reduce Tar and Stains, Easy to Clean, Fits Regular Cigarettes (7.3–8mm) : Health & Household guaranteeing a constant supply of fresh TarTrap Disposable Cigarette Filters -
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SKU: 32961895010
Price: 25.56 USD
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Category Early 20th Century Moorish Animal Sculptures Materials Composition, Bronze Antique Anglo-Indian Styled Cast Metal Figural Camel Inkwell or Sculpture Located in Hamilton, Ontario This antique cast and cold-painted inkwell has no maker's marks, but presumed to have originated from Austria and dating to approximately 1900 and done in the Anglo-Indian style